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UnDisciplined: Searching for solutions

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For years, the majority of the American West was in a state of abnormal dryness. Now a very wet winter changed things and in most parts of the West, the drought seems to be over. That gives us a little bit of time to keep working on solutions to water availability. Because the science is pretty clear on this. The drought we'll be back.

Felicia Marcus is a visiting fellow at Stanford University's Water in the West program. She's also the author of a recent policy report that describes the vast potential of nature-based solutions for protecting access to water across the West.

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Matthew LaPlante has reported on ritual infanticide in Northern Africa, insurgent warfare in the Middle East, the legacy of genocide in Southeast Asia, and gang violence in Central America. But a few years back, something occurred to him: Maybe the news doesn't have to be so brutally depressing all the time. These days, he balances his continuing work on more heartbreaking subjects with his work on UnDisciplined — Utah Public Radio's weekly program on science and discovery.